My Recently Visited Services
Register your personal devices to connect securely to the NMSU's wired or wireless network.
Provides assistance with setting up and adding additional devices for two-factor authentication (2FA).
Assistance with benefits-related questions, from eligibility to wellness and support services.
Provides the creation and management of Mailman email lists for departmental, organizational, and academic communication.
Supports application data integrations and Banner ERP issue or modification requests.
Request a secure online election or poll for departmental, group, or individual voting needs.
Request a compliance review of processes and operations.
Provides IT and network support to NMSU residents.
Request support for NMSU and third-party applications, including development, maintenance, and integration assistance.
Request static network IP addresses for connecting to specific secure applications such as Atomic, Evisions, and ODBC.
Purchase a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) certificate to secure your website and encrypt its online traffic. Request it once your domain and web server are set up.
Use this tool to improve the quality of your website's online presence.
Ensures IT product and service acquisitions meet policy, budget, and security requirements.
This service is designed for adding or updating a Knowledge Base (KB) article
Request software purchases or licensing for university or departmental use.
Quote request for your Smart Classroom or Conference Room project.
Exam scoring and Scantron services for instructors.
Allows departments to purchase mobile devices for temporary loan to employees.
Rental service for university technology equipment and devices.
Request IT assistance for issues that don’t fit within an existing service category.
Provides management and security support for mobile devices and computers through tools such as Jamf and Intune.
Request printed transcripts for departmental hardcopy retention.
Resources and information about NMSU’s collection of computers, or nodes, that communicate using InfiniBand, allowing users to scale computational analysis from their personal computers.